Class Notes
Congratulations to Emily Bakemeier, who was recently elected to the Dartmouth board of trustees, where she joins Sherri Carroll Oberg, Gail Koziara Boudreaux and Jim Coulter
By the time you read this column our 30th reunion may seem like a distant memory, but if you were one of the 273 of us who were there you will smile and remember fondly those glorious four days in June.
Congratulations to Jim Coulter on his election to the Dartmouth College board of trustees! That makes four ’82s on the board, but who’s counting? Jim holds an M.B.A.
I checked in with a few classmates to see what kept them from our 30th reunion. I caught up with Elizabeth Thomson and her husband Jeff Wilkie ’83, over dinner in New York City.
In January, as all eyes turned to Washington, D.C., for President Obama’s inauguration, Jenny Chandler Hauge organized a post-inauguration event at her husband’s law firm.
By the time you read this column, I hope you have registered for our 30th reunion in Hanover June 14-17. Get ready for Act II! Please join our Facebook group: Dartmouth ’82s 30th reunion.
I write this column having just returned from a very cold Hanover and attendance at Club and Affiliated Group Officers Weekend (CAGOW). It was also Winter Carnival weekend.
From time to time, I discover a surprising connection between friends from our class and friends from other places. My son Steven’s best friend’s father was recently installed as a judge.
Act II begins June 14! Our 30th reunion committee is busy planning a weekend that rivals our 25th, while challenging us to consider our next “act” and the range of possibilities for the next 50 years!
As I write this, 2010 is coming to a close and the East Coast is blanketed by a post-Christmas snowstorm. Let’s hope that by the time you read this winter is easing and holiday resolutions have been kept!
At this year’s GLAAD awards dinner President Bill Clinton prefaced his remarks by saying, “I was very impressed by the speech of my predecessor up here, and I cannot hope to equal it, but I’d like to say amen to it.” Clinton was referring to